Ideal Place by cristian

Traveling to a new Horizon

cristian_yu — 2015-11-04 13:18:46 UTC

cristian_yu — 2015-11-04 21:42:20 UTC

The sugary sand of a Punta Cana beach is so soft, so perfectly golden that you might think it was synthetic. And in fact, in this easternmost tip of the Dominican Republic, it's possible. By definition, Punta Cana is a manufactured Caribbean getaway, completely catering to the needs of sun-seeking vacationers who like all-inclusive resorts but care little about venturing away from their hotel.

But this area is not only popular for its abundant lodging and comprehensive amenities — Punta Cana beckons to jet-setters because it provides so many options (more than 24,000 hotel rooms) for such affordable rates. Many travelers are able to book a weeklong trip that includes airfare, lodging, meals and some resort activities, for much less than $1,000 per person in the shoulder seasons. While this destination isn't necessarily the most extreme, visitors can get their fill of thrills hiking to Hoyo Azul or taking on challenging golf courses like Punta Espada or La cana.Overall, this reasonably priced, Caribbean hideout is made for travelers of all ages seeking a relaxing turn from the norm.

Punta Cana Culture & Customs

cristian_yu — 2015-11-04 21:45:06 UTC

Punta Cana Culture & Customs

Most travelers stick close to the resorts to catch up on R&R at the beach, pool or spa. But, for at least one day, you should venture off the beaten past to get a sense of the Dominican Republic's history and culture, which is highlighted by tasty local coffees, strong rums and fragrant cigars. Additionally, buggy adventures and boat rides are other ways to explore outside your resort.

The official language is Spanish; however, tourism is such a large industry that English-speaking travelers should have no trouble communicating. And though the official currency is the Dominican peso, many of the Punta Cana resorts accept United States dollars, as well as all major credit cards.

How To Save Money in Punta Cana

cristian_yu — 2015-11-04 21:57:30 UTC

Consider the package dealAll-inclusive resorts abound in Punta Cana and most rates cover all meals and drinks (including alcohol) along with water sports activities. Plus, there are plenty of deals to be found.
Consider the offseasonFrom March to November, room rates get even cheaper as the peak-season crowds disperse for home. If you want to avoid the hurricane season, plan on visiting no later than May.
Consider bartering Bargaining is a fine art in Punta Cana. Anyone from street vendors to taxi drivers can be reasoned with, so offer 35 to 50 percent off the original price and stand firm.

Some Resorts that you can find there

cristian_yu — 2015-11-04 22:06:50 UTC

"Bahia Principe"

At The Arrival Time

cristian_yu — 2015-11-04 22:16:49 UTC

our shuttle will be waiting for you at the airport after arrival the indicated time, this will transport up to the Resort, once in the resort you should check-in, once done, our transportation will take you to his apartment for a comfortable stay.

A little Video About Houw It Is Bahia Principe

cristian_yu — 2015-11-04 22:54:40 UTC

If i had choosen a place to go in holidays , i would have taken a plane right to Punta Cana

cristian_yu — 2015-11-04 23:36:37 UTC

Locarion

cristian_yu — 2015-11-05 00:22:34 UTC

Dominican Republic

Feedback

2015-11-16 13:21:16 UTC

Cristian, quite complete Padlet you have !! But you have some mistakes in terms of grammar.

The 3rd conditional example you wrote below, It's not correct. Check it !!

Pay attention to your headlines !! They have spelling mistakes!.

Your articles are not PUBLIC, So I'm not able to check it!!

You already learned how to use a padlet, now you must pay attention to grammar mistakes. 1/3